Who's That Girl?
Eurythmics · Boxed [2005]
Slips from my lover's tongue
Cooler than ice cream
And warmer than the sun
Dumb hearts get broken
Just like china cups
The language of love
Has left me broken on the rocks
But there's just one thing
(Just one thing)
But there's just one thing
And I really wannna know
Who's that girl
Running around with you?
Tell me
Who's that girl
Running around with you?
The language of love
Has left me stony grey
Tongue tied and twisted
At the price I've had to pay
Your careless notions
Have silenced these emotions
Look at all the foolishness
Your lover's talk has done
Who's That Girl? - Eurythmics
Released on the 2005 reissue of their debut album, 'Who's That Girl?' stands as a defining track in the Eurythmics discography, showcasing Annie Lenon's distinctive vocal style and the duo's signature synth-pop sound. The song captures the band's early 1980s aesthetic, blending electronic textures with emotional depth that became central to their identity. As a staple of their live performances and a key part of their catalog, the recording reflects the era's shift toward more polished production while maintaining the raw energy that characterized their initial breakthrough. It remains a significant song in their body of work, often cited alongside hits like 'Sweet Dreams' as a prime example of their innovative approach to pop music during the synth era.